Parents warned: additives in food DO harm our children

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Parents warned: additives in food DO harm our children Official research for the Government's Food Standards Agency has confirmed parents' fears that artificial colours in children's foods can make them behave badly...read Elle Macpherson joins Sir Paul's lonely hearts club Headlines Opera star Luciano Pavarotti dies of cancer aged 71 'New Al Qaeda plot to blow up planes on September 11' smashed Britain's most prolific surrogate mother is expecting again - and this time it's triplets British scientists given go-ahead to create human-animal embryos Quelle surprise, say the French. People think we're arrogant Builders face blame for Surrey foot and mouth leak Madeleine: Parents kept in dark on key forensic breakthrough Widescreen and wireless, Apple unveils the iPod unplugged The blood test that could spot early signs of cancer Ministers accused of trying to build DNA database by stealth Hospital patients' lives at risk from mobile signals Today is September the sick - the day we're most likely to fall ill Gay couple left free to abuse boys - because social workers feared being branded homophobic Two British soldiers killed by explosion in Afghanistan Mother blames cannabis for suicide of promising violinist daughter Judge who leapt 50ft to his death did commit suicide, rules coroner School children to be 'locked in' at lunch time to make them eat school dinners BBC drops Planet Relief day for fear of being biased Babies denied a dummy by nurseries 'are at greater risk of cot death' MORE NEWS Opera star Luciano Pavarotti dies of cancer aged 71 Luciano Pavarotti has died after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. He died at home in Modena. His wife Nicoletta, 37, and daughter Alice, three, were by his side . . . read Britain's most prolific surrogate mother is expecting again - and this time it's triplets After eight surrogate pregnancies in little more than a decade, you might think that Carole Horlock would have tired of giving birth. But Britain's most prolific surrogate mother is expecting again - and this time it's triplets . . . read Madeleine: Parents kept in dark on key forensic breakthrough The parents of missing toddler Madeleine McCann learnt of a key forensic breakthrough from a newspaper report after Portugese police once again kept them in the dark . . . read Joely Richardson looks a shadow of herself She vowed to quit Hollywood to look after her sick daughter. But now, Joely Richardson is filming again and worried friends say she's pushing herself too hard The Mail exclusively unveils Marks & Spencer's autumn collection Twiggy and Co reveal the latest high street styles as the Daily Mail exclusively unveils Marks & Spencer's autumn collection Can anyone cook Nigella's recipes? Her new book is all about timing things to the minute. But are Nigella Lawson's recipes really easy to make, or will they lead women into a game of 60-second Supermarket Sweep? The two-faced celebrities at the double They look familiar, but are you seeing double? New digital technology splices together two halves of different celebrities' faces. The results show some uncanny similarities. Spray that can stop a woman's hair from thinning A spray made from coffee beans can stop women's hair thinning. The treatment - on sale next month - is said to increase the thickness of each strand

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